Person:Charlotte Hopkins (2)

"Milton W. Hopkins was a descendant of John Hopkins of Cambridge, Massachusetts who went with other colonists to Hartford before 1637. Milton resided in various parts of Jefferson County, New York, also in Albion, where he was an elder in the Presbyterian Church, and in LeRoy where he was a trustee of the Congregational Church upon its organization in 1823. Later he traveled as a portrait painter and was once driven out of the South because he had in his bag a copy of the New York "Independent". In his later years he lived in Cincinnati, Ohio." SOURCE: The Descendents of John Eddy Chandler and Charlotte Maria Hopkins edited by Eward H. Chandler of Woodstock, Connecticut 1944

1. ↑ Edward H. Chandler. The Descendents of John Eddy and Charlotte Chandler. (Woodstock, Conn., 1944)
   2.

   b. Nov. 16, 1821, Leroy, N. Y.
   father: Milton W. Hopkins.
   b. Aug. 1, 1789;
   d. April 24, 1844
   mother: Almina Adkins.
   b. Nov. 4, 1790;
   d. April 6, 1861.
   m.Sept. 10, 1846, John Eddy Chandler.
   d.Sept. 25, 1891, Auburndale.
   
   Note:Milton W. Hopkins was a descendant of John Hopkins of Cambridge, Massachusetts who went with other colonists to Hartford before 1637. Milton resided in various parts of Jefferson County, New York, also in Albion, where he was an elder in the Presbyterian Church, and in Leroy where he was a trustee of the Congregational Church upon its organization in 1823. Later he traveled as a portrait painter and was once driven out of the South because he had in his bag a copy of the New York "Independent". In his later years he lived in Cincinnati, Ohio.

   Edward H. Chandler, The Descendents of John Eddy and Charlotte Chandler, (Woodstock, Conn., 1944),